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Related Sites
Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramLucreaty Clark, White Oak Basket Maker
Documents
It'll Be Gone When I'm Gone
Folklife Program staff compiled selections from several interviews to create the slide-tape program It'll Be Gone When I'm Gone. In the interviews, Lucreaty Clark describes white oak basketry in great detail. She also discusses her life, talking about games she played as a child, food she ate growing up, her family, and her religious practices.
Transcript of an Interview
Lucreaty Clark described white oak basketry in great detail in several interviews conducted by the Florida Folklife Program in 1979 and 1980. This is the transcript of one of those interviews.
Features
Territorial Legislative Council Records, 1822-1845
Documenting Florida's legislature prior to statehood
State and County Officer Directories, 1868-1969
Lists of Florida's state and county officials either elected or appointed between 1868 and 1969.
Guide to Military Records and the Wartime Experience
A guide to government records and manuscript collections relating to service members and the wartime experience.
Dust Tracks
21 tracks from Hurston's time documenting African American culture for the WPA in 1930s Florida.
History Day 2025
Resources for Florida History Day from the State Library and Archives of Florida.